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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
3
Christian Endeavor meets Thursday at 7 p m. Choir practice Friday at 7 p m. Bible School Sunday at 9 30 a m. Preaching morning subject Not By Bread Alone and evening subject The No Three Stop Think Listen Come.
The Odon J B church announces a special evangelistic campaign starting Sunday March 16. All members are urged to attend the beginning service and everyone is invited. Sunday School 1 30 Junior C E 200 Special program 7 30 Choir practice Tuesday 7 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 p m Christian Endeavor Friday 7 p m.
M E Church announces worship with Pastor F A Lester leading services at 10 30 am and 7 00 pm Sunday Sunday School begins at 9 30 am Epworth League meets Wednesday at 7 pm and prayer meeting is Thursday at 7 pm.
Rev 180M Heasley pastor. Saturday 7:00 evening business session, 7:30 sermon. Sunday school 9:30, morning service 11:00, Sunday evening 7:00 sermon. Continuous schedule noted for church activities and worship times.
Several local youths including Everett Smiley Thomas Smiley Raymond Feller Norval Dyal and Homer Myers depart for Hinkley Illinois to seek employment. G W Resler and P Herndon return from the county seat after a business mission. A ground man was killed last Monday afternoon. Winfield Zigler bought a fine young mare from J L Eaton at Burns City. Cecil Feller also left Indianapolis Wednesday to look for work in the capital city.
A fragment notes Jonah Remey and his family at Concord along with a reference to Mrs ate Sa pao. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event details. The item suggests a social or familial notice but provides no dates or actions.
Cledus Holt visits his brother Ernest in Newman Indiana. Jonan Winklepleck visits from Elnora. Alfred Killion goes to New Mexico to seek health benefits. Teachers license applicants gathered in Loogootee Saturday. Wadsworth and Hanks lease the J B Kutch coal bank and plan repairs. Mary Maryfield and Beckey Kutch visited Chas Trueblood near Ragleaville. Danner moving to farm near Scotland and Wao Osborn to town property to open hardware store in Danner building. Brad Kutch travels to Indianapolis on business. A new son born to Mr and Mrs R M Williams south of town. Walter Sedler of Washington visits aunt Mrs Sallie Ketchem and brings apples to St Louis. 13 cashels lost to freezing. Hayden Osborn trades farm for Delis Bowman general store at Blankenship and will manage next week. Bowman moves to the farm. Condolences to the Girdley family on the death of their young child buried at Old Salem. Aden Weetfall presided at interment.
The New York Times critiques the new nickel for cluttered large designs and tiny lettering, arguing it hampers readability and value identification. It compares with older nickels and other coins, predicting weak adoption and calling for keeping the old nickel in circulation.
State Forester urges removing forks below ten feet on street and roadside trees to prevent decay and ensure proper growth. Elm branches tend upward while maples tilt with age. prune before spring and obtain Bulletin 34 from Indianapolis. A church surprise gathered to honor Pastor Rev. Fr. Lester.
The historic Ellis house south of town was burned to the ground last week. John Paul occupied the home after moving in the day before. His losses included only a sewing machine and a bedstead. most household goods were lost, with officials tracing the fire to a defective fuse as the possible cause.
John Arney and family spent Monday with the Bolding family of Baile. Lula Wade spent Sunday with Homer Wade and family. Franc Brewer went to Plainville on business Monday. Jonah Arney and family spent Saturday and Sunday with Joe Shake and wife of Baile. Joe Wade returned to Indianapolis Sunday after visiting his parents a few days.
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